Hosted by CUBE, this event will convene a conversation between two books by architects concerning relationships of scale in design: Touching the City(2014) by Tim Makower and Big House Little City (2023) by Benedict Zucchi.
When: Tue 24th October 2023, h17.30
Where: Aldgate Campus, London Metropolitan University
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READ ON www.architectsjournal.co.ukPost 44: A quick cycle from Kings Cross to the City bears good fruit
READ MOREPost 43: An example of that most un-mysterious of mysteries
READ MOREThe site of the H1 tower has begun being cleared ahead of construction.
READ MOREOn Wednesday 3rd July the office closed for a full day of Team Building discussion and activities.
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READ MOREThe Cabin hosted a party in colaboration with Change UK
READ MOREPost 42: On scaling the city as if it were a house
READ MOREPost 41: How would I cross Westminster Bridge?
READ MOREPost 40: This is a knot in the oak floor of our studio at Bankside
READ MOREPost 39: It is always good to stop still, stand and listen to a view as it goes by
READ MOREPost 38: Looking across Doha Bay at the glistening towers opposite, there is one which stands out; the Burj Doha
READ MOREPost 37: 70 pieces of brick clay, cooked in ovens, worn by Sand and Sea
READ MORELB Barnet have approved the reserved matters application
READ MOREPost 36: I have been obsessed with the number 7 since the moment I could count
READ MOREPost 35: Drive a few miles East of Vellore, towards Chennai and you will find a green place
READ MOREPost 34: Normally the layers of cities build up over time.
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READ ON www.youtube.comTim's new book explores how scale is manifested in cities, buildings, and in the space between them.
READ MORETim Speaks about Bankside, for the London Festival of Architecture 2015
READ ON www.betterbankside.co.ukPost 33: There was once a cook who was known for making stodgy stews
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READ MOREPost 32: The act of tracing is an ideal state sometimes
READ MOREPost 31: I saw a seed pod, one of the nicest I have found
READ MOREPost 30: Each piece is a piece of the map
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READ MOREThe British Council, the Royal Institute of British Architects and Foster + Partners invite UK-based architects and designers to participate.
READ MOREPost 29: Each of us explores … and then draws … whatever catches our eye
READ ON www.youtube.comBritish Council Doha Design Prize our newly formed teams are exploring Old Doha today.
READ MOREPost 28: An exploration of the essential character or ‘soul’ of the city
READ MOREPost 27: I am a Londoner through and through
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READ ON www.architectsjournal.co.ukPost 25: I dreamt that I was flying over a barren planet
READ MOREPost 24: Connecting People and Places
READ MOREPost 23: One day I saw these patterns in the sand
READ MOREPost 22: The Earth is spinning on its axis, meanwhile orbiting the Sun.
READ MOREPost 21: I like the word ‘value’; it has a double meaning
READ MOREPost 20: The Sun is going down and there is the very slightest chill in the air; but it is peaceful, and silent
READ MOREPost 19: An exploration of the essential character or ‘soul’ of the city
READ MOREPost 18: The street of possibilities
READ MOREPost 17: The blank rear wall of the building with a slight crank and serated edges always catches my eye.
READ MOREPost 16: What caught my eye, to stand and draw?
READ MOREPost 15: It is Friday morning – everything is quiet
READ MOREPost 14: I am on the roof of the Mercure Hotel by the ice-cold pool
READ MOREPost 13: Where is all the energy going?
READ MOREPost 12: I could not choose what to draw, so I draw two things today; both round and square.
READ MOREPost 11: Once upon a time there was a can, full of air.
READ MOREPost 10: As I walk along Sikkat al Hedaya, into square A2, I am drawn by the slope.
READ MOREPost 9: Old Doha is filled with a festive air – everyone is wandering aimlessly about, off work.
READ MOREPost 8: There is a chill in the air and a gusty breeze.
READ MOREPost 7:This is the first finished piece from Pattern-Book Qatar
READ MOREPost 6: A floating disc of water with a dark sunken space beneath
READ MOREPost 5: It is the 10x10 weekend, I am exploring Whitehall.
READ MOREPost 4: A street where, even if it is busy with traffic, it is easy to cross, whenever you want.
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READ ON www.wiley.comPost 3: It caught my eye because what fills it now is not water but empty plastic water bottles.
READ MOREPost 2: What struck me about Naples, the ‘city of dark sun,’ was the laundry.
READ MOREPost 1: The difference between having been to Berlin for a day and not having been there at all is infinite
READ MORE'...a thoughtful volume on scale, a rich mix of experience, analysis and anecdotes imbued with enthusiasm'
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READ ON issuu.com'A government-endorsed accolade for well-designed home; a recognised industry seal of excellence'
READ ON www.barratthomes.co.uk'Overall these plans will be key to the regeneration of the whole area'
READ MORE'Tim Makower is playing a leading role in the regeneration of Old Doha.'
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READ MORE'The age of a city will be a part of what dictates its nature. Things...that are able to catch the 9 year old and the 90 year old...'
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READ ON makowerarchitects.com'Tim Makower is always exploring any avenue of the world his feet find.'
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READ MORE“In Touching the City Tim Makower is wrestling with THE great issue of our time and doing so with great grace and imagination.” Alain de Botton, author and founder of London’s The School of Life.
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READ MOREDesign Chair Tim says 'The project is provoking debate about the cultural potential of Old Doha.'
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